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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1929

Page

12

Molly's Wonderful Inheritance

Molly Lathrop travels to Chicago after her husband Weston Lathrop dies in England. She learns of a five year old son and an inheritance that contains a letter of forgiveness, not wealth. She embraces motherhood with joy, declaring her son and a pet cat her richest treasure.

Molly Lathrop Chicago Lettle Desmond Lettle Molly Fremont Chronicle Fremont Weston Lathrop Dandron & Haton Dandron & Eaton Uttle Mrs. Desmond Wes Beattie Matty Guithrap Nandron & Huton Dandron Weston Ragland Wyemont Mr. Dandron Sonny

Mystery of the Stars Delights Children at Play

A Kansas City Times excerpt encourages parents to share the night sky with children. It urges simple, nameable constellations like the Big Dipper Cassiopeia and Orion to kindle wonder. The piece advises using a star finder and gentle reading to grow curiosity without overwhelming young minds.

Earth Heaven Cassinpea Kelly Kansasity Times

Bell’s Dire Prophecy At Kelfram Bell Tower

Silt Island tale recounts a prophecy tied to the church bell of Kelfram built for two past spinsters Ing Dung. An 1730 bell fall killed a youth, fueling fear that the tower will kill the most beautiful girl of Silt. Young women avoid the tower as fate looms.

Kelfram Silta North Sea Satis N. Coleman

Combination Implement Shed and Horse Barn Profitable Investment

William A. Radford answers farm building questions free of cost. The article outlines a combined horse barn and machinery shed with a second floor for feed and storage, a 30 by 34 foot main area, four horse stalls, a feed room, and harness space, plus cross sectional views and rust-prevention guidance.

W. A. Radford William A. Radford William ‘A. Radford South Dearborn Street Chicago

Concrete floor gains fire safety and strength for homes

The article argues the first floor of houses deserves care as a structural and aesthetic asset. Concrete floors provide strength, prevent warping, unify the frame, and offer fire protection, with upper surfaces finishable in wood tile linoleum or polished concrete.

Bach Fiere

Storing Heat in Water Aims to Cut Home Heating Costs

Milwaukee engineers propose heating water by electricity in highly insulated tanks at night to store heat for daytime use. Circulating warm water through homes would mimic a furnace system, reducing peak demand and avoiding extra generators. The plan will be tested against ordinary furnaces.

Milwaukee Hedea

Fossil Evidence and Apes Point Toward Human Origins

A discussion of fossil finds from Cro Magnon to Pithecanthropus erectus outlines debates on early humans and hominids. It contrasts Neanderthals, Heidelberg man, Piltdown man, and four great apes as potential cousins, noting anatomy and evolution while questioning direct lineage.

Peru Egypt Wales France Earth Heidelberg Piltdown Oder Simiang Jack Dempsey Gorlila Africa George A Dorsey

Why We Have Laws and Obeying the State

Lesson outlines Mark 12 13 17 Romans 13 1 7 and 1 Peter 2 11 17 on civil duty Christ's answer about paying tribute to Caesar and the Christian obligation to government. It emphasizes obedience to rulers, paying taxes, honoring magistrates, and loyalty to authority as a free moral obligation in a heavenly citizenship.

Mark Jesus Pharisees Herod Caesar Israel Christ God Hosor Nero

Life Is Like That an Embroidered Metaphor

A reflective piece compares life to embroidery, urging steady effort one stitch at a time. It quotes a misattributed aphorism about patience, pattern, and a rose that will emerge from persistence. The author echoes Oliver Wendell Holmes and emphasizes gradual craft shaping fate.

Oliver Wendell Tholmes

Trained Soul Gains Victory In Word Play

A trained soul secures victory and, even after seeming defeat, glories in Guil- Rev Floyd W. Tompkins’s work.

Guil— Rev Floyd W. Tompkins

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